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Benefits to rise for poorest and local authorities to be given powers to intervene in real estate markets
Chinese leaders have vowed to arrest a slump in the housing market and boost growth after conceding that to stimulate investment this week were likely to prove inadequate.
Promising to deploy “necessary spending” by the state to meet this year’s economic growth target of 5%, China’s politburo said it would increase benefits for the poorest and give local authorities the cash and power to intervene to prevent further falls in house price values.

The two journalists for Stand News were convicted in August of conspiracy to publish seditious articles, in a case signaling new limits on press freedom.

A group of Republican senators is unveiling a new bill that would cease all permanent normal trade relations with China and double the tariffs on Chinese Communist Party (CCP) goods.

The administration has announced plans to ban vehicles with Chinese software or connectivity-related hardware. U.S.-made cars, though, have their own consumer protection issues.

The inaugural Asian American Bookcon, to be held on September 27, will bring together three dozen authors—from publishers including Simon & Schuster, Lee & Low, and others—for a day of presentations, ...

The last week has been a “whole shift” from the Chinese government as it brings out the “big guns” policy-wise to support growth, hedge fund billionaire David Tepper told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on ...

According to a survey, 68% of Chinese Americans say they face discrimination in an average month, while 65% think U.S.-China relations negatively impact how they’re treated.

China is seeking to ensnare the United States in a dependence trap of renewable energy. America must avoid becoming ensnared in these “Chinese handcuffs” and chart a responsible path that ensures ...

Last summer’s sudden cancellation by its lead sponsor, the Smithsonian Museum’s Asian Pacific American Center (APAC), galvanized an outraged, energized, and defiant literary community to go for broke ...

It’s the first trip to Beijing by an Australian treasurer in seven years. Here are five things likely to be on the agenda
Australia’s treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is meeting his counterparts in economic agencies in a two-day visit to Beijing on Thursday and Friday.

The Harris campaign is boosting its efforts to reach Asian American voters in North Carolina and several other key swing states with a new ad that spotlights the vice president's personal story, Axios ...